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MR. TAN JIAK KIM.
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List of TAS GOVERNOR'S TRIBUTE AT UNVEILING OF PORTRAIT, morning.
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A life size oil painting of the late Glenfalloch Mr. Tan Jiak Kim. CM.G., painted. by Mr. Low Kwuy Soo and subscribed Shantung Teresias for by members of the Chinese com. taunity, mas nnveiled in the Memorial Hall at Scapore on Ang. 6, by His Suisang
Lienshing Excellencs the Governo". His Excel:
Taksang
Lency was accompanied by Lady Haitan Evelyn Young and the large company present included the General Officer Cheongshing
Cyclops Commanding (Major-General D. 'H.
vessels in port this
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Kont. K.B.E, CR. CALG.), the Empress of Japan Colonial Secretary (the Hon. Mr.
P. M. James, CMG), a number of British Isles other Goverment officials. the Tyndareks f: Chinese Consul-General (Mr. Tsz Ang. Woohuan), Messrs See Tiong Wah, Tan Kheam Hock, Lian Chia Heng, Yan Ngan Pan, Tan Soc Bin, Tan Se Jin. Sob Hong Chuan, Org. Soon Tee, Chia Yew Slanz. Ang Hock Siew, and others.
In asking the Governor to unveil the portrait, The Hon. Dr. Lim Boom Keng, 0.B.E... said: Those of us.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
The P. & OBI. & A. 1... Stoln left
Singapore for this Port on the 18th instant at p.m., and is due bere on: the 14th instant. The Ben Line as. Bravon from Mid-
dlesbro and London, left Singapore. for this port on 18th instant and may be expected to arrive here on or about 24;£ idem.
The N.Y.E. 8.5. A Mara (Australian Lice) left Nagasaki for this port on
the 17th August. and is expected bere on the 21st August.. The N.Y.K. a... y Mary (Bombay
who knew the late Mr. Tan Jiak Kim Eldridge will have known that his friends had Nanking subscribel for the pointing of his Tancerville portrait, which it was crranged, with the consist of the Municipal Com- missieres, should be hung in Mem- orial Hell The portrait was painted by Mr. Low Kway Soo, a local artist. whose knowledge of the art came to him by inspiration and whose study of the masters in Europe and else were has yet to come, but you will have a demonstration when you see the portrait of what art unas- sisted can do. As to the characteri stics of cur late friend, I do not think it is necessary for me to dwell on At the time His Excellency them the Governor and the unofficial members of the Legislative Council referred in detail to his work as an unofficial member for many years of our Legislative Council. As every- body knows, he did a great deal of work outside his Council duties, and for many years was one of the most painstaking citizens of this town as a Municipal Commissioner. One of his great works was the study of the expenditure of the Municipality,not a very interesting work, I am afraid, to most people, but I know from per- sonal conversation with Mr. Tan Jiak Kim that he always took great pains to study the budget as well as other concerns in which he was interested.
only one There is thing I wish
add
the to his life which has eulogy of
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appeared in the Press. I think it has not been sufficiently emphasised. that he was a good man, and he has left a great example to the Straits. Chinese and to all other classes in Singapore by his unselfish efforts for the town and for the community in which he lived. If for no other reason than this I think he is entitled to be recognised by the public, and, therefore, on behalf of the subscri bers, I ask His Excellerty to unveil the portrait and to hand it over to the Municipal Commissioners. (Ap- plause.)
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Line) left Shangbai for this port on the 18th August, and is expected here on the gist August. The N.X.E. a.s. Bonday Maru (Calcutta
Line) left Singapore for this port on the 17th August, and is expected here on the 33rd August.
Latest Advices.. The C.P.OS. Co's R31.S. Empress of driä arrived at Yokohama, left there coon, August 16, and is due at Vancouver ob August 26.
The T.K.K. 88. Anyo Haru arrived at Yokohama on August 12 and sailed August.
gust 17, being due at this Fort August 31.
The T.K.K. 5.s. Persia Maru arrived at Yokohama August 10 and sailed being August 13 as per schedale. d'oe at Hongkong August 21. The CMS... Ca's. 8.3. China sailed from San Francisco on August & for the Orient, in accordance with schedule.
The N.T.K. 8. Tango Mars (Australian Line) left Sydney for this port vin Australian ports and Manila on the 1st August and is expected here on the 2nd August.
The Admiral Line's 8.6. Edmer: (Seattle Line) sailed from Seattle July 16 and is due at Hongkong, aboat August 20 via Yokohama and Kobe.
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The SHIZUOKA MARU, left London July 25 and is due here via Suez September 2
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The BOMBAY MARU, left
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The 5A MENTOR, due bero September
28 and sails for Shanghai and Japan September 29.
The 18 RHESUS, dne here October 8 and esils for Japan October 7.
The 6.8. TEUCER, due bere October 18 and sails for Shanghai and Japan October 17.
The Governor said: It is now close on two years since our friend was taken away from us. His family had been for some six generations British subjects (applause), and the ames of his ancestors were well known in this Colony for the reason of the great interest they took in its affairs and the impartial assistance which they gave in forwarding all undertakings for the benefit of the Colony. Dr. Lim Boon Keng has referred to his interests and duties with the Municipality. It is as long ago as 1888 since. Mr. Tan Jiak Kim became a Municipal Commissioner on the first Municipality that was established on the elective system. When I came here in 1906 Mr. Tan Jiak Kim was a member of the Legislative Council, and he remained member until 1915, when he resigned on account of his health. As soon as I came here I got to know him very well indeed, and 1 recognised that he was a man gifted with many good qualities. Dr. Lim Boon Keng has referred to the interest that he took not only in depicting Mr. Tan Jiak Kim in full the Chinese but in all the communit Chinese dress, was then unveiled es of the Colony. What appealed, amidst loud applause, the Governor I think, to all of us was the homely, pulling a cord which drew aside a 15.7" kindly and generous disposition large Union Jack.
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DAITOKU MARU, No. 5. Jap., 6.30 p.m., for Keelung, 0.8 K.
HAITAN, Brit 4 pm. for Toochow vis Swatow and Amoy, D.L. & Co.
TERESIAS, Brit., 4 p.m., for Singa- pore, BS.
KASHIMA MARU, Jap, 9am, for Canton, Dodwell. B. & 8.
SUTYANG, Brit, noon, for Shanghai,
His Excellency said that he handed
FROM CHINGĦAL.
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The AGAPENOR, leaves Shanghai angust 20 and is due here on or about
August 13.
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FROM JUSTRILIL.
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The aa NIKKO MARU, left Mel- bourne Aug. 29 and is dus bere via usual ports September 18.
PROM AMERICA.
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The . EUMOORE left Beattle July 18 and is dine here via Yokohama and Kobe August 25.-
Francisco Inly 26 and is due bere vis The VENEZUELA, leaves San Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila Saptaniber
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The az SEITO MARU, doo here from Moji October 24 and leaves for South America November 4.
Thess. KAMU MARU, leaves Toko
of our old friend. I had many talks with him, and I can assure you all the portrait over to the care of the that hisruling passion was to do every Municipal Commissioner whom he thing that lay in his power to assist knew would peserve it as it deserved those to whom he referred in his
to be preserved. ៩៧ sincere and friendly way as Chinese." (Applause.) He always
Mr. R. J. Farrer, President of the forwarded the interests of the Co Municipal Commissioners, said: lony. He was one of the founders After the speeches that have been of the King Edward Medical College, made eulogising Mr. Tan Jiak Kim I do not think that any long speech and, like all his fellow countrymen, he was always generous in subscri- is needed on behalf of the Commis bing to every gond canse Mr. Tan sioners. I will content myself with say. Jak Kim, to whom had the plea-ing that Mr. Tan Hak Kim was a are of presenting the insignia of the municipal Commissioner from the Companionship of the Ardern. St. beginning of 1885 to the end of 1894, hama August and is due bere Bept. 6. Michael and St George over, seven during part of that time in addition years ago, was a man with a thar serving as a member of the Legisla.Sept. 5 and is due here Sept. 19. acter that could make un enemies. tive Council. He rejoined the Board (Applause.) I am indeed riad that I and quitted it finally in 1897. The have not left the Colory before this Municipal Commissioners accept with portrait was unveiled. I am glad gratitude, on behalf of this city, this that the pridere of preciling it has portrait of one who served not only 'falle, 10 me In whisper the city of his birth but the country trai ni Mr. Tan Ji man of his birth as a councillor for many in a years. By his character and services fail: he has earned and well deserved a * place alongside these worthies depicted in the pictures hung in the hall above us. (Applause.)
whom Providence 1- position of ed in carnir
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